12 months ago, we started our first commercial production of copper. A year on, through the hard work and dedication of our team and on-going support of our partners and stakeholders, we have continually exceeded our production targets and are on pace to be the world’s third-largest copper mining complex by the end of 2024.
The move from a high carbon economy to a low carbon economy is effectively a shift to a “copper economy” because of the important role that this metal plays in clean energy technologies.
The Democratic Republic of Congo is uniquely positioned along the Central African Copperbelt, where substantial undeveloped gold, cobalt and high-grade copper deposits exist. Boasting some of the highest-grade copper reserves globally, the country will play a central role in the energy transition as a critical supplier of this “green metal”.
Our environmental governance priorities are driven by our objectives of contributing to the achievements of our priority SDG’s
We are committed to inclusive growth by fostering the development of thriving communities
We strive to maintain the highest standards of corporate governance and citizenship
We place the highest priority on the health, safety, and wellbeing of our people
Kamoa Copper’s current mine plan includes a phased development approach to develop the Kamoa Copper Mining Complex.
Combined Phases 1 and 2 will mine a total 7.6 million tonnes of ore per annum, 6 million tonnes of which will come from the Kakula Mine and 1.6 million tonnes from the Kansoko Mine.
During Phase 1, 3.8 million tonnes of ore per annum will be mined from the Kakula Mine.
The Kamoa Copper Mining Complex’s envisioned 19 million tonnes per annum production scenario has an estimated life of mine in excess of 40 years and will position the company as the world’s second largest copper mining complex.
The average copper grade over the first 10 years of production will be 6.4%.
During Phase 1, 3.8 million tonnes of ore per annum will be mined from the Kakula Mine.
Kamoa Copper Pays Endowment Towards Community Development in the DRC Kamoa Copper S.A. Pays An Endowment Of 0.3% Of Its 2021 Annual Turnover Of $2.49
SA Consul General Visit Kamoa Copper S.A. was honoured to welcome the esteemed South African Madam Consul General, Nosicelo Mbele and her delegation, Consul Political,
A warm Kamoa Welcome for CSR Europe Kamoa warmly welcomed Stefan Crets, Executive Director of CSR Europe and Emma van Zundert, Project Manager Extractives, both
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